2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado

2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado

EF5 tornado
The record EF5 near Vian.
Date	May 15, 2019
Times	1704-2255
Touchdown location	5:04 PM CDT
Highest winds	351 mph (recorded) (fifth highest recorded or estimated wind speeds ever)
Injuries	4,223
Fatalities	175
Damage	$24.96 billion (2019 USD)
Areas affected	Central Oklahoma
Part of the Tornadoes of 2019 (Hitman) Tornado Outbreak of May 13-17, 2019

The 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado was a deadly, violent, catastrophic and record EF5-rated tornado that struck Central Oklahoma in the evening to night of May 15, 2019. 175 people died, along with 4,223 injuries and a thirdly record of $24.96 billion (2019 USD).

Setting many records including the longest duration and track, the tornado is noted as one of the most violent tornadoes ever. Tracking over 320 miles, the tornado was able to stay on the ground for so long because of a strong jet stream.

The EF5 was apart of a outbreak from the 13th to the 17th, causing other long-tracked and violent tornadoes. Scientists, who studied the event, concluded that due to the strong jet stream and multiple weak tornadoes along the path of the storm caused the tornado to stay on the ground for 5 hours and 51 minutes.

The EF5 started near Short. After undergoing intense intensification, the EF5 absolutely destroyed hundreds of homes, businesses, churches, mosques, buildings, factories, and even car dealerships.

Scientists believe the reason why the Vian EF5 had very fast wind speeds and lasted for so long was because the jet stream that positioned itself over Oklahoma had wind speeds up to 450 mph (724 km/h).

The Vian EF5 set many tornado records: from the longest track to the longest duration, the Vian EF5 has baffled scientists ever since the massive EF5 tore a 337 mile path across Oklahoma in nearly 6 hours. The track and duration beat out the well-known Tri-State Tornado, which on March 18, 1925, tore a 219-mile path for over 3 and a half hours.

Confirmed Total	Confirmed EF0	Confirmed EF1	Confirmed EF2	Confirmed EF3	Confirmed EF4	Confirmed EF5
70	24	21	12	8	4	1

Synopsis

Tornado convective outlook for May 15, 2019.

On May 15, a 20% chance for large, violent tornadoes was evident after a deep low surface with low pressure and a strong jet stream positioned over Central Oklahoma formed a supercell. By 11:30 AM CDT, a confirmed 17 tornadoes touched down in the state, causing minimal damage.

With scattered thunderstorms and straight-line winds up to 100 mph, a tornado warning was issued for the counties of Sequoyah, Haskell, Le Flore, Adair, Cherokee, and Muskogee.

The National Weather Service (NWS), confirmed a few weak tornadoes just east of Vian.

Events

Touchdown

After multiple funnel clouds being visible, a funnel cloud touched down 0.7 miles east of Short. After downing a few trees at EF0 strength, the tornado slowly intensified. Hitting Marble City, low-end EF1 damage occurred to a house as the roof was severely stripped. Intensifying into a high-end low-end EF1, another 16 homes sustained major roof damage near the town of Sallisaw.

EF1 damage to a home in Sallisaw.

Even more EF1 damage was done along I-40 as hundreds of trees were downed and a few more homes sustained minor roof damage. Crossing the road, the EF1 briefly became a waterspout after moving onto the Robert S. Kerr Reservoir.

Moving back towards I-40, high-end EF1 damage was sustained to a mobile home, critically injuring a 93 year-old woman. With winds sustained at 110 mph, a dozen more shallow-rooted trees were pushed over before the tornado underwent rapid intensification.

Rapid Intensification

At 5:21 PM CDT after being on the ground for 17 minutes, the EF1 underwent insane rapid intensification, becoming a violent EF4 by 5:35 PM CDT. Impacting the town of McKey, high-end EF4 damage occurred to dozens of homes, inflicting 7 fatalities and 45 injuries.

The EF5 near Vian.

Heading straight for the town of Vian, a tornado emergency was declared for the entire county of Sequoyah after multiple doppler radar trucks recorded wind speeds over 320 mph (514 km/h). EF5 damage occurred 2 miles outside of Vian where multiple well-built homes near I-40 were completely swept away, where another 4 fatalities occurred and 16 injuries.

Reaching wind speeds of over 340 mph (547 km/h), another 26 people were killed after a neighborhood in Vian was demolished, causing another 49 injuries.

Central Oklahoma

Catastrophic damage to a neighborhood near Vian.

Intensifying even further, the monster impacted the town of Gore, causing even more EF5 damage in the area and causing 2 deaths and 65 injuries. Causing even more damage, the tornado slightly weakened to 325 mph winds before regaining the strength and impacting the town of Martin.

After causing another 17 deaths were confirmed and 72 injuries after the EF5 hit the center of the town, the tornado reached peak strength between Okataha and Wainwright.

Impacting the town of Eram, 6 deaths and 4 injuries occurred at a Subway and the tornado picked up in forward speed. Being clocked at 91 mph (146 km/h), the EF5 had the 3rd fastest forward speeds by a violent tornado, behind the EF5's that hit Tushka, Oklahoma and Broken Arrow, Oklahoma on July 18, 2018 with forward speeds of 99 mph (159 km/h) and 96 mph (154 km/h), respectively.

Continuing to track at EF5 intensity, a line of well-built, refurbished vacant brick homes were completely swept away with dozens of trees being denuded near Morris. Continuing to track in Muskogee County, ground scouring with a depth of up to 36 inches occurred. The city of Okmulgee took a direct hit, killing 10 and injuring 641. Either most or all homes in and around Okmulgee were destroyed. Damage in this area reached $150 million. Barely dodging the town of Nuyaka, hundreds of trees were debarked and denuded and a 51 year-old man was severely injured by a sharp piece of wood. The towns of Etna and Slick were barely missed by the EF5.

The tornado struck the edges of the towns of Milfay and Stroud. Luckily, no one was killed, but 48 were injured, 12 critically. Crossing I-44, the tornado barely missed cars but stripping the asphalt and digging another 31 inches into the ground. The town of Kendrick was barely missed by the EF5. Still keeping it's strength, the EF5 then continued to cause havoc, stripping asphalt from the road, denuding trees, and digging 30 inch trenches into the ground.

Crossing I-44 again, the tornado passed in between city of Chandler and the town of Warwick. After tracking for over 20 miles of mostly trees and open land, the EF5, which lost a little strength, hit the north side of the town of Jones, where 1 person was killed, along with 63 injuries and the deepest hole made from the tornado occurred. The hole was measured at 41 inches. Researchers believe this is where the EF5 truly hit peak strength.

The monster EF5 hitting the north side of Lake Aluma near I-35.

Many homes were swept away, killing 9 and injuring 12. The EF5 could be seen from Downtown Oklahoma City. The massive EF5 crossed both the I-44 and U.S. Route 77, causing severe road damage.

Severe damage was done to dozens of buildings, killing 73 and injuring 3,206. $19 billion alone was done in Downtown Oklahoma City. Passing just north of Okarche in Canadian County, the EF5 killed 2 on multiple farms, completely sweeping away the farms, tossing farm vehicles over 2,000 yards and stripping roads of asphalt.

Western Oklahoma

Passing a mile south of Kingfisher, vegetation was completely wiped off and the ground was severely scoured, along with the asphalt of roads being ripped off the ground. Passing in between Hitchcock and Loyal, the EF5 finally began to weaken. Going from 335 mph winds to 230 mph winds, ground scouring wasn't as severe and the road stripping was also not as severe. Oakwood was missed to the south by less than 2 miles.

Weakening to a high-end EF4, 12 were killed in the town of Camargo. Ground scouring occurred and trees were debarked and denuded at high-end EF3 strength near the town of Fargo. The final 6 were killed in northern Woodward. At 10:55 PM CDT after being on the ground for almost 6 hours, the monster EF5 finally lifted north of Woodward.

Aftermath

The next day on Thursday, May 16, 2019, Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt declared a state of emergency and asked U.S. President Donald J. Trump to sign a federal emergency declaration. On the same day, Trump signed it, granting Oklahoma federal aid.

In all, 175 people were killed, 4,223 more were injured, and $24.96 billion (2019 USD) in damages, which is the third most in US history. It took Oklahoma almost 9 months to fully recover from the effects of this massive tornado.

The day after the tornado, the NWS sent dozens of survey teams due to how long the path was. In all, the tornado tracked a record 327.37 miles and was up to 2.4 miles wide.

High-end EF4 damage near Vian.

The EF5 approaching Kingfisher.

The EF5 doing serious damage near Vian.

EF5 damage in Vian.

EF5 damage in Gore.

The EF5 early in it's lifespan.

Hitman's Notable Tornadoes 1

2012 Los Angeles, California Tornado • 2012 Compton, California Tornado • 2012 Inglewood, California Tornado • 2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado • 2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Clermont, Florida Tornado • 2017 Bradenton, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Seymour, Texas Tornado • 2018 Parkersburg, Iowa Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Loyal Valley, Texas Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Amber, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Piedmont-El Reno, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 New Albany, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Phil Campbell-Hackleburg, Alabama Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Littleton-Columbine, Colorado Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County-Grady, County Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Anadarko, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Joplin-Alba, Missouri Tornado • 2018 Eustace-Canton, Texas Tornado • 2018 Olathe, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Gatlinburg, Tennessee Tornado • 2018 Hot Springs, South Dakota Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Smithville, Mississippi Tornado • 2018 Glazier, Texas Tornado • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Antlers, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Lake Wilson, Minnesota Tornado • 2018 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2018 Kiro, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Monticello, Indiana Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Pilger, Nebraska Tornado • 2018 Attica, Indiana Tornado • 2018 Delaware, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Yonkers, New York Tornado • 2018 Dorset, Vermont Tornado • 2018 Haines City, Florida Tornado • 2018 Caddo County-Grady County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Bixby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tulsa County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Webster, South Dakota Tornado • 2018 Binger-Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Wilco-Dimmitt, Texas Tornado • 2018 Turkey, Texas Tornado • 2019 El Dorado, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Prescott, Arkansas tornado • 2019 Chesterfield, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Manchester, Missouri Tornado • 2019 St. Louis County, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Attica-Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah Tornado • 2019 Sterling, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Phil Campbell, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Ider, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Philadelphia, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Double Springs, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Athens, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Vernon, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Steens, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Capitol, Montana Tornado • 2020 Washington D.C. Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Piedmont, Oklahoma tornado • 2021 Gladstone, New Mexico Tornado • 2023 Dallas, Texas Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Noxubee County, Mississippi • 2020 Macon, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Delhi, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Amite County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pike County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Liberty, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Gloster, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pearl River County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2026 Eastport, Maine Tornado • 2027 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado

Hitman's Notable EF5 Tornadoes 1

2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County-Grady, County Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Smithville, Mississippi Tornado • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Elie, Manitoba Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Bixby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Webster, South Dakota Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Rocky Ford, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Dearborn, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Detroit, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Cincinnati, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Columbus, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Akron, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Cleveland, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Hallam, Nebraska Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2025 Waurika-Addington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wynnewood, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2265 Minneola- Clermont- Four Corners, Florida Tornado

All Hitman's EF5 Tornadoes

2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado • 2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Pennsboro, West Virginia Tornado • 2018 New Albany, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Chapman, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Joplin-Alba, Missouri Tornado • 2018 Andover, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Xenia, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Denton, Texas Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Hackleburg, Alabama Tornado • 2018 Ponca City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Freeport, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Fort Rice, North Dakota Tornadoes • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Kiowa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Big Spring, Texas Tornado • 2018 Rocksprings, Texas Tornado • 2018 Oberlin, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Monticello, Indiana Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Attica, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Cotter, Arkansas Tornado • 2019 Silver Creek, Mississippi Tornado • 2019 Key West, Florida Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Sierra Vista, Arizona Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Burkville-Montgomery, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Bullock County, Alabama • 2020 Piedmont, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Delta, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Cox, Florida Tornado • 2020 White, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Plains, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Dexter, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Kannapolis, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 York, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Ralston, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Rocky Ford, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Centennial, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Boulder, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Adams County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Elbert County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Lakewood, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Golden, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Denver, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Littleton, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Colorado Springs, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Pueblo, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Fort Collins, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Loveland, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Arapahoe County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Jefferson County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Oneonta, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Lexington, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Stone Mountain, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Decatur, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Allendale, South Carolina Tornado • 2020 Worcester, Massachusetts Tornado • 2020 Boston, Massachusetts Tornado • 2020 Chicago, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Auburn-Enterprise-Dothan, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Scottsboro, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Phil Campbell, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Double Springs, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Macon County, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Ider, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Vernon, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Philadelphia, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Muncie, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Blair, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Kingfisher County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Richmond, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Charlottesville, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Petersburg, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2020 Raleigh, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 Durham, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 Nashville, Tennessee Tornado • 2020 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2020 Kansas City, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Lincoln, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Lexington, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 St. Louis, Missouri-East St. Louis, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Des Moines, Iowa Tornado • 2020 Minneapolis, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 St. Paul, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Tornado • 2020 Naperville, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Indianapolis, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Gary, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Dearborn, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Detroit, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Cincinnati, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Akron, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Cleveland, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Rapid City, South Dakota Tornado • 2020 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Tornado • 2020 Brandenburg, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 Covington, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 Niles, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Lorain, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Midway, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Lebanon, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Griffin, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Depauw, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Palestine, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Alton, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Flint, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Jordan, Iowa Tornado • 2020 Austin, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Lake Wilson, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Fargo, North Dakota Tornado • 2020 Hallam, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Grand Island, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Joplin, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Snyder, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Goldsby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Mangum, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Perry-Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Greensburg, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Pittsburg, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Wichita, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Casper, Wyoming Tornado • 2020 Hinton, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Blanchard, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Reading, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Golden City, Missouri Tornado • 2020 La Grange, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Oologah, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Hugo, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Rozel, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Pampa, Texas Tornado • 2020 Noble, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Allison, Texas Tornado • 2020 Bridge Creek, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Butler, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Davis, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Amber, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Wichita Falls, Texas Tornado • 2020 Dodge City, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Sapulpa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Liberal, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Silsbee, Texas Tornado • 2020 Omaha, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Arapho-Custer City-Thomas, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Denton-Gainesville-Thackerville, Texas-Dibble-Blanchard-Mustang-Yukon-Kingfisher, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Eagle City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Mountain View, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Elmer, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Camanche, Iowa Tornado • 2020 McPherson, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Shawnee, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Loyal, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Katie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Anadarko, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Ashley-Walcott, North Dakota Tornado • 2022 El Dorado, Kansas Tornado • 2023 Dallas, Texas Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Waurika-Addington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2027 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wynnewood, Oklahoma Tornado • 2037 Elgin, Oklahoma Tornado • 2265 Minneola- Clermont- Four Corners, Florida Tornado

Hitman's 2019 Tornadoes

2019 Coleridge, Nebraska Tornado • 2019 El Dorado, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Hornet, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Detroit, Michigan Tornado • 2019 Arnett, Oklahoma-Higgins-Canadian-Lipscomb, Texas Tornado • 2019 Randolph, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Prescott, Arkansas tornado • 2019 Baxter County, Arkansas Tornado • 2019 Cotter, Arkansas Tornado • 2019 Clinton, Arkansas Tornado • 2019 Ballwin, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Chesterfield, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Manchester, Missouri Tornado • 2019 St. Louis County, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Andover, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Vanora, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Clarksville, Texas Tornado • 2019 North Andover, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Bentley, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Coleman, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Paxton, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Eureka, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Butler County, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sedgwick County, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Goddard, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sedgwick, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Silver Creek, Mississippi Tornado • 2019 Blakely, Alabama Tornado • 2019 Key West, Florida Tornado • 2019 Yeuyang, China Tornado • 2019 Golden City, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Carl Junction, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Attica-Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah Tornado • 2019 Snyder, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Sterling, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Hesston, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Lenexa, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sierra Vista, Arizona Tornado • 2019 Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Pinson, Tennessee Tornado • 2019 Girvin, Texas Tornado • 2019 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Washington, Illinois Tornado • 2019 Rochelle, Illinois Tornado • 2019 West Vicksburg, Mississippi Tornado • 2019 Vicksburg, Mississippi Tornado • 2019 Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Tornado • 2019 Mogadishu, Somalia Tornado